In Part 19 of his series on I Peter, Rabbi Schiller looks at the of Y’Shua, and its forensic, final, and voluntary nature, as well as its results of bringing you to God, that you might die to sins and live for righteousness.

In Part 18 of his series on I Peter, Rabbi Schiller looks at our role vis a vis authority, including govt authority, and our calling to live as both free in Messiah, but also servants of all, and how to maintain this biblical balance.

In Part 17 of his series on I Peter, Rabbi Schiller looks at chapter 2 and the theme that we all are called to do Gospel Ministry, and we’re equipped as Prophets, Priests, and Kings to do so, looking to Y’Shua, our precious Cornerstone, for the power and motivation to enter into this ministry.

In Part 16 of his series of I Peter, Rabbi Schiller looks at the corporate Body of Messiah, and how we are corporately to display God’s Glory and Gifts, through the power of His Grace.

In Part 15 of his series on I Peter, Rabbi Schiller looks at the theme of the Priesthood of all Believers, where we’re called to be fitted together into a spiritual house, offering spiritual sacrifices, empowered as we properly relate to Y’Shua, our Chief Cornerstone.

In Part 14 of his series on I Peter, Rabbi Schiller looks at Y’Shua as our Cornerstone – our life’s foundation; our federal head; our most precious pursuit; and the love of our life.

In Part 13 of his series on I Peter, Rabbi Schiller looks at the manner, marks, and means of spiritual growth, contrasting it with mere mechanical, outward morality, and focusing on being purified by the Word and love for fellow Believers, especially those different from you.

In Part 12 of his series on I Peter, Rabbi Schiller looks at the issues of Practical Holiness – how we can walk in holiness and the fear of the LORD, how the LORD judges a Believer’s works, and how we’re to follow David’s example, who cried out, “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me!

In Part 11 of his series on I Peter, Rabbi Schiller looks at the theme of the battle for the heart, and the signs of a circumcised heart, especially a life transformed by love of God which produces obedience not to get things or avoid punishment, but rather because you love the LORD, in and of Himself, as an end in Himself, and your greatest heart’s desire is to please Him and delight Him and delight in Him.

In his special Shavuot message, Rabbi Schiller looks at the 10 Commandments and the controversial topic of our God being a Jealous God, likening it the relationship of a husband and wife, where the LORD demands an exclusive marriage-like relationship with us of Priority, Fidelity, and most of all, Intimacy.